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The Amazing Benefits Of Avocado

The Amazing Benefits Of Avocado


In this article, we gonna discover the benefits of avocado, we already talked about consuming fruits on a keto diet. 
Avocados are an exception, they're the greatest fruit for the ketogenic diet because they're so high in fats and so low in carbohydrates. 

- This great fruit contains a double of the Potassium that is in one banana. (800 mg per cup)

- Avocados are loaded with Vitamin C, Vitamin K, Vitamin E, and a Pre-Vitamin A. 

- It's a vegetarian source of fat, it has the fat-soluble vitamins.

- Avocados are so high in Magnesium and Vitamin B5 which is great for your adrenal glands, for your energy, your endurance, and your recovery. 

- This high-fat fruit is loaded with good fats, and it's great for our cardiovascular system, it contains 10 times Omega 6 versus Omega 3 which makes from it a great anti-inflammatory food.

- Avocado enhances the absorption of Pre-Vitamin A, even from other foods, and it will help you convert the carotenoid into retinol which is the active form of Vitamin A. 




The Amazing Benefits Of Avocado

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